New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-30
CHEERING FOR DIR. M'GLYNN
HE LECTURES TO A GREAT AUDIENCE.

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Although the platform Of the Academy OF Music. as
el as the body OF the house. was crowded last evening
with both men and women, and although there were
prominent agators by the dozen 1t was plain that
a interest focused upon man and upon what he
had 10 say, and that man Doctor McGlynn Hh sell
dom such large representation OF women rs seen nj
public gathering for Of the audience last nght which
roared themselves with enthusiasm fully onehaf
were Of the gcnte The body of the hall was crowded
TO the doors, surging throngs OF people
blocking up the many different en-
frances the building. Away up
in three big tiers OF galleries were black throngs OF
struggling people, who had TO elbow each other In their
efforts to find room. Every face flushed and even
the women. who more demonstraiive than the men,
did bit afraid or ashamed 10 make as much Oh
demonstration they could by capping their hahds
and waving their though
,vore cncased in thin kid gloves which deadened the
noise But only by being present and witnessing "
could one appreciate the enthusiasm arouseu "heh
Doctor McGynn appeared on the platform. Inc checi
ing lasted several minutes In the midst OF no TOOK
of his oyercoat looked out over the sea
OF faces with a quiet smile playing arounu HIS
mouth and bowed again and again
Three little children dressed in white, covered with
roses and placed seats in the form of the outline OF
shamrock. at his side and presented him WIN
basket flowers Father McGynn kissed the little ones
and the audience again burst into Of cheers many
OF the women crying Doctor Mclaughlin, OF New
Rochelle, big with good-humored face came id
with Father MeGlynn and so did John McMackin WHO
presided When Father Curran, OF Father McGlynns
curates in there went up great storm OF applause
Several priests scattered through the audience ana
I'm some of the boxes bat ALL with the exception OF those
mentioned. evidently wished to avoid notice fathcr
McGlynns address lasted nearly three hours the hrst
half being spent IN soemny sertng that ne
would still remain truo to the Catholic Church 20
strong was he upon this point that he twice raised his
right hand and amid breathless stiffness all over the
house he affirmed this intention by saying: SO help me
Godl"
Toward the end he became pleasant and put in much
OF his accustomed drolery and jokes, which Kept
the house in a roar Once spoke about the imperial
Caesars aud they had taken off the heads OF men for
preaching the truth but preacher with ahead on
said he has oen influence than when his head Is
on whereat the audience cheered wildly, and John J
Bealon jumping his feet shouted "Three cheers for
the American priest :" Somebody in the hall shouted
"Three cheers for Archbishop Croke " Three groans
for him." said the Rev. C. P. Mccarthy who was on the
platform This parayzed the audience until Mr. Mccarthy
corrected hi mself and said "Oh forgot thought twas
Corrigan was At this there was great laughter
and then the cheers Bishop Croke went up loud ana
long. . -, ., ors ~, nv In tho
vicinity of the platform The Rev. Dr. Burtsei OF the
Church Of the Epiphany faser e%rTa ha'I se
Rev sylvester Maone Of Brooklyn; sylvester l. Malone
iege Of the City of Yew-York; Father Dqeeyi Father
Smith. Father fitzharris, Father Taylor Dr. jeremiah
Bean. A. j. stears Michael Clarke Bryan g. Mcswyny
aha DE- Fox John f McSSs NE HeH
Major f. J. O'shanghnessy Robert Grove Thomas koeh
and John Quinn. Chairman MeAlackn Introduced Rather
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